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Or maybe these are the final voice lines and the devs haven't fully worked out the lore just yet. Maybe we're fighting against american forces?
Thing is, the game is still in very early access and things are going to change over time. We'll just have to wait and see what happens.
Soooo pretty sure they are other "contractors"....I mean we look like the kenosha shooter, our models need work before the voice acting
exactly. what i learn that the battlefield are (supposed to be) filled with these:
- Vietnamese local militia
- Russians (because there were some Russian equipment everywhere)
- English speaking NATO countries with their accent (the mercenaries faction)
just a sugar coating to the game though.. (gameplay/content comes first)
its quite immersion breaking to hear the same guy out of every enemy saying the same lines, they 100 percent should have more lines and have different voices.
at one point i could hear 3 enemies all asking at the same time if any of them had any extra water, over and over again.... that's awful - i'd rather them not say anything if its on that level of awful.
Usually the person who is doing the sound is not also doing the map creation and if the team is that small then that doesn't bode well for the game.